Augusta University Libraries Finding Aids

This collection is comprised of the single map of the Abbeville District of South Carolina, as surveyed by W. Robertson in 1820.

Bills, lists of property, account receipts, deeds, correspondence, mortgage, checks

Material consists of local maps covering locations in Georgia and South Carolina and Georgia County maps

This collection is comprised of three maps of Edgefield County, South Carolina, including: an 1817 map of "Edgefield District," an 1871 map of Edgefield County, and an undated map of Edgefield County.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of Federal Land Bank of Columbia tracing sheet for plats.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of a map depicting the military bases in the Central Savannah River Area of Georgia and South Carolina.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of a map of Hamburg, South Carolina, dated 1821.

Collection includes: slave bills of sale, Georgia land deeds; including Cherokee,  Wilkes, Richmond, Columbia, Greene, Wilkinson, Jefferson, Burke, Screven, Washington, and Early Counties, and cities Augusta and Savannah, South Carolina land deeds; including Edgefield, Granville, Effingham, Barnwell, and Aiken Counties and Beech Island and Newberry District, Georgia Legal Papers, South Carolina Legal Papers, and Confederate and Military Papers

This collection is comprised of the single copy of an undated map of South Carolina's state highway system.

This collection is comprised of a single copy of a map of the Southern states produced by Laurie and Whittle in 1794. The map was originally compiled by Bernard Romans for use in the American Military Pocket Atlas.

This collection is comprised of materials related to the genealogy research William H. Dumont conducted from 1960-1969, on many Georgia families. The materials include correspondence, photocopies of primary sources, research notes, and handwritten family trees. William Henry Dumont (1897-1970),  was a certified genealogist and editor of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, and researched family geneaolgy focused in Georgia and the Carolinas.